Got a .vcf file and need a spreadsheet? Exporter for Contacts 2 is a reliable vCard to CSV converter for the Mac: load any vCard file – or your whole Address Book – pick the fields you want and get a clean CSV. It captures details that drag-and-drop into Numbers quietly drops. No subscription, everything stays on your Mac.
You don't have to import the vCard into Apple Contacts first. Add one or more .vcf files directly and convert them, on their own or together with your address book.
Multiple values, labels, URLs and fields that Apple's drag-to-Numbers trick silently skips are all preserved – you decide exactly what ends up in each column.
The CSV format options – delimiter, encoding, line-break handling – are all adjustable, so the output fits whatever target app or service you're importing into.
"This is the only app I could find that can convert vcf contact lists to csv. It has many conversion options and worked perfectly the first time I tried it."
"Finally a solution that works for exporting from Apple Contacts … lets you capture all the info in Contacts — fields that don't get exported when you drag contacts to Numbers or use vCards."
Open the .vcf file in Exporter for Contacts 2, choose the fields you want and export as CSV. No need to import it into Apple Contacts first.
Yes. Add multiple vCard files and your address book together, then export them all into a single CSV.
Yes. All conversion happens locally on your Mac; nothing is uploaded.